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Wilss has recently come on board as a key partner in the KiwiSport Waikato initiative. Our role is to recruit and train secondary school students as 'KiwiSport Community Leaders', and to link them into practical leadership opportunities.

Being a graduate of Wintec makes you part of a vibrant, diverse community where everyone has something in common, and the opportunities are endless. That special community is the Wintec Alumni Circle. Reconnecting with your Circle helps you benefit from your Wintec experience long after you’ve graduated. You can look to us for information on your chosen industries and professional development opportunities within them, as well as share your successes to inspire other members of the Circle.

Every individual has the right to the best education available. We aim to be the provider of that education. Emphasis is placed on individual and self-paced learning to the estent possible within boundaries of relevant standard setting bodies.

When you graduate from the University of Waikato you join a special worldwide group of more than 35,000 people: Waikato Alumni. Waikato alumni do amazing things: they are corporate executives, agents of innovation and change, entertainers, teachers, artists, lawyers, government officials, filmmakers, authors...and so much more. If we have your contact details, we'll get in touch with you after you graduate to wish you all the best. The Alumni Office makes it easy to network and connect with events and alumni reps around the world, regular e-newsletters, and the annual alumni magazine Off Campus. Later on, you might choose to share your knowledge and expertise with the next generation of Waikato students. So it's worth it to keep in touch.

The Explorers facebook page is a place to meet with our learning community and share the learning experiences of the children and educators at Explorers. We appreciate and encourage participation and interaction with this page from our children, parents and educators, within our immediate learning community and beyond. Our posts should inspire thoughtful discussion and even spirited disagreement on occasion. We love your comments, but please be respectful and stay on topic. Please do not be offended if we remove comments that do not support the intent of this page or the education and care of our children at Explorers.

This is the official Facebook Page for all school students interested in studying at Waikato University www.waikato.ac.nz. Victoria Gimblett and Jody Jackson-Beccera from the University will help with

We are very fortunate to have 3 fantastic fully-qualified early childhood teachers. They provide a range of activities which include sensory play (such as sand & water play and a range of messy play experiences); creative arts; problem solving (such as puzzles, construction games, sewing); baking; role play; mat time; outdoor play; Te Reo and Tikanga Maori; maths, literacy and numeracy skills; self help skills and regular trips and visitors to extend the children’s experiences and interests. Our pre-school is a place for learning; sharing interesting, challenging and developmentally appropriate activities and a place to feel loved, nurtured and respected. We want each child to leave pre-school with a positive and happy attitude to life and learning and with all the important skills necessary to grow and develop and learn successfully in future environments. In bringing families together, helping to strengthen bonds and link a range of local networks, our pre-school is at the heart of our community.

In Tune Tutoring is a Singing School for ages 6 and up run by Anna Dobbs since 2011. Please make contact with us for more information. Happy Singing!

From modest beginnings on what was largely farmland, the University of Waikato has grown to a student population of about 13,000 of whom more than 4800 complete a qualification annually. Today the University employs 2000 academic and support staff, making a significant contribution to the local and national economy. The University of Waikato is committed to delivering a world-class education and research portfolio, providing a full and dynamic university experience, distinctive in character, and pursuing strong international links to advance knowledge. The University of Waikato/Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato offers a uniquely New Zealand model of university education. Our motto, 'Ko Te Tangata', which means 'For the People', reflects our philosophy that we are in, of, and for the community.

We provide the highest standard of homebased childcare in Hamilton. We offer Free playgroups, gym group and music groups. Our children enjoy our Free excursion i.e. zoo, donkey farm, fire station etc. We have many testimonials in our office from parents and educators who truly value our service.

For several years Waikato Institute of Education ( WIE) has been one of New Zealand's leading English language schools providing English Courses in New Zealand. WIE is a New Zealand Government Approved Academic Institution, and registered with the NZ Ministry of Education. All WIE programmes are accredited by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). Waikato Institute of Education (WIE) is the only authorized training and testing centre for TOEIC in Waikato, New Zealand.